Danielle Birrittella's music weaves years of operatic training with an eclectic artistic background to create a sound that combines classical influences and modern experimental folk. Lauded as "something of a nostalgic enigma with a penchant for impeccably balanced songwriting" (Line of Best Fit), Danielle's "high, crystalline soprano" (Wall Street Journal) has been said to "deliver a delicacy that is emotionally tranquilizing" (Georgie Magazine). Born on a Hindu ashram, Danielle began her musical journey singing ceremonial ragas as a child. This early exposure to sacred music led her to pursue classical voice at NYU and CalArts before performing across the U.S. and Europe. She has been described as “mesmerizing... as hypnotic to watch as she is to hear” (Parterre) and “exposed, intelligent, earnest... powerful and persuasive” (The New York Times), with a “radiant, almost angelic presence” (Financial Times). Reminiscent of Beach House, to Slowdive, to Julee Cruise (Pop Matters), Danielle's debut EP, Tiny Ocean, features songs produced by Joey Waronker (Beck, REM, Atoms for Peace) and Tim Carr (Perfume Genius, Hand Habits, HAIM). Her live performance of "Covered In Light" was highlighted on NPR’s Tiny Desk. Danielle's multifaceted career, spanning opera, new music, devised performance, and film with a focus on collaborative engagement with poets, dancers, and visual artists, pushes the boundaries of indie and contemporary classical music.